Examples of ICCProfileHeader

icc.types.ICCProfileHeader
An ICC profile contains a 128-byte header followed by a variable number of tags contained in a tag table. This class models the header portion of the profile. Most fields in the header are ints. Some, such as data and version are aggregations of ints. This class provides an api to those fields as well as the definition of standard constants which are used in the header. @see jj2000.j2k.icc.ICCProfile @version 1.0 @author Bruce A. Kern
ucar.jpeg.icc.types.ICCProfileHeader
An ICC profile contains a 128-byte header followed by a variable number of tags contained in a tag table. This class models the header portion of the profile. Most fields in the header are ints. Some, such as data and version are aggregations of ints. This class provides an api to those fields as well as the definition of standard constants which are used in the header. @see jj2000.j2k.icc.ICCProfile @version 1.0 @author Bruce A. Kern

Examples of icc.types.ICCProfileHeader

     *   @param data ICCProfile
     * @exception ICCProfileInvalidException for bad signature and class and bad type
     */
    private void initProfile (byte [] data) 
        throws ICCProfileInvalidException {
        header = new ICCProfileHeader (data);
        tags = ICCTagTable.createInstance(data);
                
        
        // Verify that the data pointed to by icc is indeed a valid profile    
        // and that it is possibly of one of the Restricted ICC types. The simplest way to check

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Examples of ucar.jpeg.icc.types.ICCProfileHeader

     *   @param data ICCProfile
     * @exception ICCProfileInvalidException for bad signature and class and bad type
     */
    private void initProfile (byte [] data) 
        throws ICCProfileInvalidException {
        header = new ICCProfileHeader (data);
        tags = ICCTagTable.createInstance(data);
                
        
        // Verify that the data pointed to by icc is indeed a valid profile    
        // and that it is possibly of one of the Restricted ICC types. The simplest way to check

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